Die-hard Candlestick Park devotees will recognize its final remaining fragments, but even those are quickly fading.
Die-hard Candlestick Park devotees will recognize its final remaining fragments, but even those are quickly fading into the parking-lot landscape at San Francisco’s southern edge.
Crews have demolished all but the last remaining section of the ‘Stick, and are expected to finish off the job within the next few weeks.
FRESH SPIN THROUGH THE OLD ‘STICK SFBay’s 360-degree journey through a Candlestick Park that is no more.
Photos by Scot Tucker/SFBay
Photos by Scot Tucker/SFBay
Photos by Scot Tucker/SFBay
Jesse Garnier is the editor and founder of SFBay. A Mission District native, he also teaches journalism as associate professor at San Francisco State University.
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I think they should have given more people a seat to have if they wanted it. I gatta go get me a piece of cement from it to have & hold dear forever. Goodbye dear beasty . It’s been fun.